Admire the vibrant colors of Quintet in D. This stunning stained-glass artwork graces the Queen Anne Branch Library. It’s a tribute to Katsushika Hokusai a master of Edo Japanese Woodblock Prints. The piece is a testament to artistic collaboration. It’s a true gem reflecting Seattle’s commitment to the arts. Imagine the countless library patrons who have paused to appreciate its beauty. The piece’s fluid glass ripples capture light. This creates a mesmerizing display. The artist Richard Spaulding’s vision came to life in 1978. It’s an exquisite example of stained glass. This vibrant artwork adds a unique element to the library’s ambiance. The piece’s dimensions are impressive 8’6″ x 3’4″. It stands as a lasting tribute to both Hokusai’s legacy and the power of artistic expression. Think of the countless stories whispered under its glow. The Quintet in D is a testament to Seattle’s rich cultural tapestry. It continues to inspire and enchant all who encounter it.
Queen Anne Boulevard
“A scenic loop,” they called it. Queen Anne Boulevard gracefully winds around the crest of Queen Anne Hill. It offers